I had the same problem. I think a lot of people reading this will have weak hamstrings. I think it's a natural consequence of desk work.
Adding in some Romanian Deadlifts really forced me to focus on my hamstrings when doing lifts. It helped me breakthrough some plateaus with the conventional deadlift.
I have a question about Mistral OCR. If I give the model a PDF that is 90% text, is it actually performing OCR on an image representation of the text? Or is it smart enough to extract the text directly and only use OCR on images?
I really like this concept, and am working on a similar product for my own self-study.
I would like to see more language support. For me, I'd like to study Korean
The UX around card navigation needs some work. It took me a long time to figure out that after I chose a smiley face, that I was moving to a new card. This was especially true if the next card is similar to a previous card.
Interesting choice of a 24kHz sample rate for PCM audio. I wonder if the model was trained on 24kHz audio, rather than the usual 8/16kHz for ML models.
Most devices have noise suppression built in. Do you use RNNoise in tandem with the hardware noise suppression, or do you disable it?
Also, are there any plans to implement this with react-native on mobile? And if so, how would you implement this, since audio worklets and WebAudio aren't available.
I've been using react native heavily for the past 18 months.
Because there's no JIT, Javascript is slow on mobile, especially on Android. I spend a lot of my creative energy trying to optimize the render function. I often times wonder if I should have chosen Flutter instead.
Each framework has its bullshit you don't discover until it's too late. So, I'm sure if I had chosen Flutter I'd be complaining about something else.. but boy am I tired of stuffing things into useMemo, useCallback, and stressing about the identity of things in dependency arrays.
There's some exciting stuff coming up this year with React/React Native: Hermes, React Native "New architecture", react concurrency mode (although I still don't 100% understand what this is). I hope one of these things improves the current situation.
You may rely on useMemo as a performance optimization, not as a semantic guarantee. In the future, React may choose to “forget” some previously memoized values and recalculate them on next render, e.g. to free memory for offscreen components. Write your code so that it still works without useMemo — and then add it to optimize performance.
I think about this section a lot. If they actually changed useMemo to sometimes "forget" values, it would break so many useEffect dependency arrays (including my own).
So, is this thing going to fall over and kill everyone or what? Someone with engineering experience, please explain why this is hyperbolic and downvote me away.
I don't know anything about construction. But I do know that bureaucrats love to kick the can down the road, rather than deal with things directly. In this case, that would mean forcing some of San Francisco's wealthiest, and most-influential to demolish their luxury homes.
Imposing taxes on a legal entity always seemed fishy to me.
Politically, it sounds great to say, "Make the corporations pay their share!", but who exactly are we targeting with these taxes? Is it the rich executives? Why not just raise taxes on the rich directly?
I suspect in most cases the tax burden is just shifted onto the lower-income workers or the customers somehow.
Came here to say this. I trained for about 7 months before Covid shut everything down. I figured maybe I would just focus on lifting from here on out.
Then, 6 weeks ago someone stole my laptop from me while sitting in a cafe in San Francisco. Without thinking, I chased him down and was able to wrestle my laptop back from him. Without the BJJ, I probably would have just yelled at him. Anyway, I'm back at the BJJ studio!
No worries! I enjoyed checkout out your implementation!
I think such a tool would be complicated to implemented. I was thinking maybe of integrating with tagged template literals somehow. Maybe something like:
db.query(sql`SELECT COUNT(*) FROM users`)
And then some tool could parse the AST to find all the SQL and generate types.
I really like the idea of building TypeScript off of SQL types. But my ideal tool would be able to infer types from queries, not schemas. For example.. if I did:
await db.query("SELECT user_id, COUNT(*) AS count FROM comments GROUP BY user_id");
I have no idea if this is a good idea or not. I think we'll probably end up fighting about this for a year and then it won't matter anymore. But, the nerd in me is very excited to get a QR code with a JWT with my vaccination records.
This is really cool! I was looking at all the supported modals, and it looks like they are all either to or from English. Does this mean that if I go from say, Korean to Japanese, it must use English as an intermediary?
https://www.argosopentech.com/argospm/index/
Adding in some Romanian Deadlifts really forced me to focus on my hamstrings when doing lifts. It helped me breakthrough some plateaus with the conventional deadlift.